How many Acts are in Gears of War: E-Day?
See the fall of Sera across the many Acts and Chapters for Gears of War: E-Day.
by Sam Chandler · ShacknewsGears of War: E-Day takes players back to where the Locust Horde invasion began. The game features a robust campaign with several Acts and many Chapters within them. If you’re getting ready to load up, it can be worth knowing exactly how many Acts are in Gears of War: E-Day so you can better plan your gaming sessions.
How many Acts are in Gears of War: E-Day?
Gears of War: E-Day has five Acts plus a prologue and epilogue, with each Act having numerous Chapters. These Acts cover the invasion of the Locust Horde, starting a few hours before Emergence Day. The Acts vary in length, but Acts 2 and 3 will likely take the longest to complete. Here’s a look at all the Acts and their Chapters:
- Prologue
Act 1
- Chapter 1: Emergence
- Chapter 2: Survival of the Fittest
- Chapter 3: A Gear in Need
- Chapter 4: Back in the Fold
Act 2
- Chapter 1: Bravo Squad
- Chapter 2: Hold the Line
- Chapter 3: No Gear Left Behind
- Chapter 4: Flyboys
- Chapter 5: Overrun
Act 3
- Chapter 1: Stranded
- Chapter 2: Enemy Lines
- Chapter 3: Last Foothold
- Chapter 4: The Convoy
- Chapter 5: Desperate Times
- Chapter 6: Desperate Measures
Act 4
- Chapter 1: Hope and Ruin
- Chapter 2: Technical Difficulties
- Chapter 3: Tough as Nails
- Chapter 4: Signals
- Chapter 5: Paths Diverge
- Chapter 6: Critical Failure
Act 5
- Chapter 1: One Problem at a Time
- Chapter 2: Ghost Town
- Chapter 3: Storm Clouds
- Chapter 4: Resolute
- Chapter 5: The Fall of Kalona
- Epilogue
As you can see, there are a lot of Acts and Chapters to work through. What’s more, some of these Acts feature some light open-world maps, letting you explore for collectibles and help citizens escape. In terms of how long it will take to complete, anticipate spending 10 hours or so, more if you explore everywhere, less if you just focus on the primary objective. Keep an eye on our Gears of War: E-Day page for more help surviving the Emergence Day.
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